Context-based pairing apparatus, and method thereof

ABSTRACT

A pairing apparatus according to exemplary embodiments of the present invention comprises a position measurer for measuring position changes of a first direction and a second direction; and a processor for generating a secret key using the measured position change of the first direction and the measured position change of the second direction and performing a pairing with a pairing target apparatus using the secret key.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims priority to Korean Patent Application No.10-2020-0185759 filed on Dec. 29, 2020, the disclosure of which isexpressly incorporated herein by reference.

STATEMENT RE: FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH/DEVELOPMENT

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BACKGROUND Technical Field

The present invention relates to a pairing apparatus and a methodthereof and more particularly to a context-based pairing apparatusconfigured to perform a pairing based on position-change context and amethod thereof.

Background

Concomitant with availability of small-sized form factors such as smartwatches and wireless earbuds and mobile device having limited userinterface, necessity of new pairing technologies for safely pairing andcertifying newly introduced device to existing networks is on theincrease. For example, connection of a mobile device to an IVI(In-Vehicle Infotainment) system may cause inconveniences to a user. Inorder to perform the pairing, a user must ascertain reliability of adevice by searching for several steps for searching for the device to bepaired and by inputting an arbitrarily generated pin. These types ofpairing processes frequently require tedious and long time and at timesdisallow a user to perform the pairing during car-driving because offailure in being friendly and safe. When it is determined that a pairingprocedure is in need, and in order to prevent the repetition of theseinconveniences, a vehicular on-board computer system may memorize apaired device, and re-use a pre-consulted pin. However, the said re-useof pin may be vulnerable to attack.

The IVI system requires a higher level of security than that of theexisting car audio system because sensitivity of personal data exchangedwithin a network through the pairing may be much higher than that of asimple audio play or personal contact information. Furthermore,efficiency of the system may be maximized through interaction with adriver device and with a mobile device of a passenger as well. In orderto satisfy the new demand, a safely useable technology for voluntarypairing is required by allowing the existing inconveniences to besolved.

BRIEF SUMMARY

The present invention is provided to solve the aforementionedinconveniences and it is an object of the present invention to provide acontext-based pairing apparatus configured to perform a pairing based onposition-change context and a method thereof.

In order to solve the abovementioned technical subjects, in one generalaspect of the present invention, there may be provided a pairingapparatus according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention,the apparatus comprising:

a position measurer for measuring position changes of first directionand second direction; and

a processor for generating a secret key using the measured firstdirection position change and the measured second direction change andperforming a pairing with a pairing target apparatus using the generatedsecret key.

Preferably but not necessarily, the position measurer may include anaccelerometer for measuring a position change of a moving directionwhich is the first direction and a position change of second directionwhich is perpendicular to the first direction and which is a verticaldirection.

Preferably but not necessarily, the processor may measure a positionchange of the first direction and a position change of the seconddirection, may align the position change of the first direction measuredby using a dynamic time warping and the position change of firstdirection measured by a pairing target apparatus, and align the positionchange of the second direction measured by the pairing target apparatususing the alignment at the first direction.

Preferably but not necessarily, the processor may generate the secretkey through reconciliation with the pairing target apparatus and performthe pairing using the secret key while extracting a bit sequence from afingerprint signal for sampling the position change of the seconddirection.

Preferably but not necessarily, the processor may extract the bitsequence by dividing the fingerprint signal to a predetermined period toextract a 1 bit value when a value having a maximum absolute value foreach period is greater than an entire average value of the fingerprintsignal, and to extract a 0 bit value when a value having a maximumabsolute value for each period is smaller than an entire average valueof the fingerprint signal.

In another general aspect of the present invention, there may beprovided a pairing method according to an exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention, the method comprising:

measuring position changes of first direction and second direction;

generating a secret key using the measured position change of the firstdirection and the measured position change of the second direction; and

performing a pairing with a pairing target apparatus using the generatedsecret key.

Preferably but not necessarily, the step of measuring the positionchanges of first direction and second direction may include:

measuring a position change of the first direction and a position changeof the second direction;

aligning the position change of the first direction and the positionchange of first direction measured by a pairing target apparatus; and

aligning the position change of the second direction measured using thealignment at the first direction with position change of seconddirection measured by the pairing target apparatus.

Preferably but not necessarily, the step of aligning the position changeof first direction may include aligning the position change of firstdirection measured by using a dynamic time warping with the positionchange of first direction measured by a pairing target apparatus.

Preferably but not necessarily, the step of generating a secret key mayinclude;

extracting a bit sequence from a fingerprint signal for sampling theposition change of the second direction; and

generating the secret key through reconciliation with the pairing targetapparatus.

Preferably but not necessarily, the step of generating a secret keythrough reconciliation with the pairing target apparatus may include:

transmitting an error correction code of the extracted bit sequence tothe pairing target apparatus and receiving the error correction code ofthe extracted bit sequence from the pairing target apparatus, andgenerating the secret key by reconciliating the extracted bit sequence.

Preferably but not necessarily, the step of extracting the bit sequencemay include:

dividing the fingerprint signal to a predetermined period; and

extracting a 1 bit value when a value having a maximum absolute valuefor each period is greater than an entire average value of thefingerprint signal, and extracting a 0 bit value when a value having amaximum absolute value for each period is smaller than an entire averagevalue of the fingerprint signal.

Preferably but not necessarily, the first direction may be a movingdirection, and the second direction may be a vertical directionperpendicular to the first direction.

According to exemplary embodiments of the present invention, a pairingcan be performed based on position change context. Furthermore, apairing and authentication may be enabled with an in-vehicle mobiledevice using a position change of accelerometer embedded in a vehicle,and may be safe from an external attack.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

These and other features and advantages of the various embodimentsdisclosed herein will be better understood with respect to the followingdescription and drawings, in which like numbers refer to like partsthroughout, and in which:

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FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a pairing apparatus according to anexemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 2 to 6 are drawings for explaining processes in which a pairingapparatus performs a pairing according to an exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a pairing method according to an exemplaryembodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 8 to 10 are flowcharts of a pairing method according to anotherexemplary embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will bedescribed in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

However, the inventive concepts and ideas of the present invention arenot limited to some of the exemplary embodiments to be explained but maybe realized in various forms, and one or more elements may beselectively coupled and substituted there among as long as within thescope of the technical concepts of the present invention.

Furthermore, unless otherwise defined, all terms (including technicaland scientific terms) used herein have the same meaning as commonlyunderstood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this generalinventive concept belongs. It will be further understood that terms,such as those defined in commonly used dictionaries, should beinterpreted as having a meaning that is consistent with their meaning inthe context of the relevant art in the present application.

Furthermore, the terminology used herein is for the purpose ofdescribing exemplary embodiments only and is not intended to belimiting. As used herein, the singular forms may be intended to includethe plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicatesotherwise, and when described in any one of “A, B and C (or more thanone)”, one or more combinations combinable by all of A, B and C may beincluded.

Furthermore, in describing elements of exemplary embodiments of thepresent invention, terms such as first, second, A, B, (a) and (b) may beused. These terms may be only used to distinguish one element fromanother element, and essence, order or sequence of relevant elementswill not be limited by these terms.

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Furthermore, when an element is referred to as being “on”, “engaged to”,“connected to” or “coupled to” another element, it may be interpreted asbeing directly on, engaged, connected or coupled to the other element,or intervening elements may be present therebetween.

Furthermore, when an element is referred to as being “on (above)” or“below (under)” another element, it may be directly on (above) or below(under) the other element, or one or more intervening elements may bepresent between two elements. Thus, the example term “on (above)” or“below (under)” can encompass both an orientation of above and below.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a pairing apparatus according to anexemplary embodiment of the present invention.

A pairing apparatus (100) according to an exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention may include a position measurer (110) and a processor(120), and may further include a communication part (not shown)performing a communication with a pairing target apparatus (200), or amemory (not shown) for storing data.

The position measurer (110) may measure position changes of firstdirection and second direction.

To be more specific, the position measurer (110) may measure positionchange of first direction of pairing apparatus (100) and position changeof second direction. Here, the first direction may be a moving directionof pairing apparatus (100), the second direction may be a verticaldirection perpendicular to the first direction, and the position changemay be measured by an acceleration. The position measurer (110) may bean accelerometer for measuring position changes of first direction andsecond direction.

In case where the pairing apparatus (100) is applied to a vehicle, theposition measurer (110) may be an accelerometer embedded in a vehicle.

As illustrated in FIG. 2 , the position changes may be measured bymeasuring an acceleration at a first direction which is a y axisdirection and which is a moving direction of a vehicle, and anacceleration at a z axis direction which is a vertical directionperpendicular to the moving direction of the vehicle using anaccelerometer (110) disposed inside a vehicle (10) to a directionparallel with the moving direction of the vehicle.

The accelerometer may measure an acceleration at a y axis direction andan acceleration at an x axis direction perpendicular to a z axisdirection. A vehicle (10) may move forward. The vehicle (10) may move toa first direction which is a moving direction, and may vibrate or moveto a second direction, that is, vertically move in response to roadconditions such as road bumps or ruggedness.

In a case where a driver or a passenger performs a pairing through asecured wireless connection such as Bluetooth or wifi using a mobiledevice (200, 300) in a vehicle while moving along with the vehicle, theposition changes measured by a position measurer such as anaccelerometer embedded in each mobile device may be similar to theposition changes measured by the position measurer (110) embedded in thevehicle (100). A pairing having a high security may be performed usingthe said relationship. The accelerometer is explained as an example, andmay include various position measuring or posture measuring devices suchas gyro sensors and geomagnetic sensors configured to measure positionchanges of first direction and second direction.

In order to reduce an error of position changes between the pairingapparatus (100) and the pairing target apparatus (200), the pairingtarget apparatus (200) may be brought into contact with a door of avehicle (10) in which the pairing apparatus (100) is embedded. At thistime, the contact may be so arranged as to match the direction of theaccelerometer. Alternatively, the pairing target apparatus (200) may befixed to the vehicle (10), or a pairing target apparatus contact part(not shown) configured to guide a contact direction may be included,through which the pairing can be performed by reducing an error ofposition changes between the pairing apparatus (100) and the pairingtarget apparatus (200).

The processor (120) may generate a secret key using the measuredposition change of first direction and the measured position change ofsecond direction, and perform a pairing with the pairing targetapparatus using the generated secret key.

To be more specific, the processor (120) may generate apairing-performing secret key using the position change of firstdirection measured by the position measurer (110) and the positionchange of second direction measured by the position measurer (110). Theprocessor (120), in generating the secret key, may perform a process ofmeasuring, aligning and generating a secret key, perform a pairing usingthe secret key, and transmit and receive encoded data.

As shown in FIG. 3 , the processor (120) may be performed formeasurement, conditioning and pin generation. The pairing apparatus(100) may be a devise A (Host), and the pairing target apparatus (200)may be a devise B (Mobile apparatus). When the pairing apparatus (100)receives a pairing request from the pairing target apparatus (200),these two apparatuses may measure the accelerations which are theposition changes of first direction and second direction in themeasurement process, perform the delay alignment and sampling ratealignment in the conditioning process, and generate a pin which is asecret key through bit extraction and reconciliation in the pingeneration process. Thereafter, the encoded data may be transmitted andreceived using the secret key.

As explained in the foregoing, the first direction, which is a movingdirection, is much affected by acceleration or deceleration of avehicle, and the second direction, which is a vertical direction, ismuch affected by road characteristics, that is, entropy of a road.Because the acceleration of deceleration of a vehicle may be anticipatedfrom outside, and when a secret key is generated using a position changeof first direction, security level may be low when attacked by hackingand the like. Thus, a secret key for performing a pairing may begenerated using a position change of second direction which is difficultto be anticipated from outside. When a secret key for performing apairing is generated using a position change of second direction, theposition measurer (110) and the pairing target apparatus (200) may besuch that the position change of second direction measured by theposition measurer (110) through time offset in response to transmissiondelay of pairing request or mismatch of sampling frequency may not bealigned with the position change of second direction measured by thepairing target apparatus (200). Thus, the position change of firstdirection is used to align of the position change.

The processor (120) may measure the position change of first directionand the position change of second direction, align the measured positionchange of first direction using the DTW (dynamic time warping) with theposition change of first direction measured by the pairing targetapparatus, and align the position change of second direction with theposition change of second direction measured by the pairing targetapparatus using the alignment at the first direction.

The position change of first direction may be affected by accelerationof deceleration, and a signal characteristic may be significant inresponse to the acceleration or the deceleration. As a result, theposition change of first direction measured by the position measurer(110) may have a high relationship with the position change of firstdirection measured by the pairing target apparatus (200). A muchaccurate and faster alignment can be obtained over a case of directlyusing an alignment of position change of second direction by performingan alignment using the foregoing point.

As shown in FIG. 4 , the processor (120) may perform a sliding windowapproach in order to seek an index showing the highest relationshipbetween an acceleration Acc_(y,A), which is a position change of firstdirection measured by the position measurer and an accelerationAcc_(y,B), which is a position change of first direction measured by thepairing target apparatus. First, a starting point is aligned, and asampling frequency difference may be adjusted by applying the DTW to thealigned Acc_(y,A) and Acc_(y,B).

The DTW (Dynamic time warping) is a method of measuring the similarityof wavelengths of similar two different speeds, where a warping path maybe extracted in order to measure the similarity between two sequences,and time may be arranged using a warping following a warping path. Thesignal starting an original X and an original Y may become a warped Xand an original Y, and synchronization is made for two sequences usingthe foregoing.

The processor (120) may extract non-linear warping paths i_(A) and i_(B)indicating the indexes of Acc_(y,A) and Acc_(y,B) as mutually minimumdistances, and generate an aligned fingerprint signal F_(u) by applyingthe warping paths the i_(A) and i_(B) to Acc_(z,u).

Relevance of position change of second direction may be increased byusing the DTW as shown in FIG. 4 . As shown in FIG. 4(a), when therelevance of Acc_(y,A) and Acc_(y,B) before perform of alignment is0.87, and the relevance of Acc_(z,A) and Acc_(z,B) is 0.39, and whenalignment and DRW are performed to Acc_(y,A) and Acc_(y,B), therelevance of Acc_(y,A) and Acc_(y,B) is increased to 0.99 as shown inFIG. 4(b), and when the foregoing is applied to the second direction, itcan be ascertained that the relevance of Acc_(z,A) and Acc_(z,B) isincreased to 0.65. At this time, an RMSE (Root Mean Square Error) forAcc_(y,A) and Acc_(y,B) is decreased from 0.10 to 0.01, and an RMSE forAcc_(z,A) and Acc_(z,B) is also decreased from 0.16 to 0.12.

The processor (120) may generate a secret key through reconciliationwith the pairing target apparatus and perform a pairing using the secretkey while extracting a bit sequence from a fingerprint signal forsampling the position change of second direction.

In extracting the bit sequence from the fingerprint signal that hassampled the position change of second direction, the processor (120) mayextract a bit sequence which is a sequence formed by a bit value usingthe fingerprint signal characteristic. Toward this end, the fingerprintsignal is divided to a predetermined period, and the said bit sequencemay be extracted by extracting a bit value when a value having a maximumabsolute value for each period is greater than an entire average valueof the fingerprint signal, and by extracting a 0 bit value when a valuehaving a maximum absolute value for each period is smaller than anentire average value of the fingerprint signal.

The bit sequence may be extracted using the following Equation 1.

$\begin{matrix}{K_{u,b} = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{1,{{{if}\;{F_{u,b}\left( T_{b} \right)}} \geq {{mean}\left( F_{u,b} \right)}}} \\{0,{{{if}\;{F_{u,b}\left( T_{b} \right)}} \geq {{mean}\left( F_{u,b} \right)}}}\end{matrix} \right.} & {{Equation}\mspace{14mu} 1}\end{matrix}$

Where, K_(u,b) is a bit value, T_(b) is a maximum absolute value,F_(u,b)(T_(b)) is a maximum absolute value mean (F_(u,b)) for eachperiod of fingerprint signal, and an entire average value of fingerprintsignal is a fingerprint signal value for each period.

The bit sequence may be extracted using a maximum absolute value foreach period by dividing the fingerprint signal for each period, however,even if the absolute value is leaked through hacking, the bit sequencecannot be known absent information for each period.

At this time, there is a low possibility of generating a signalmisalignment because amplitude of maximum value is extracted instead ofa relative minimum value and maximum value of a signal, and even ifalignment is not perfect between two apparatuses (100, 200), a bit uniterror at the resultant bit sequence can be reduced.

The processor (120) may perform a reconciliation with the pairing targetapparatus (200) after the bit sequence is extracted. At this time, theprocessor (120) may transmit an error correction code of the extractedbit sequence to and receive the error correction code of the extractedbit sequence from the pairing target apparatus, and may reconciliate theextracted bit sequence. The pairing target apparatus (200) may generatea secret key by reconciliate the bit sequence using the received errorcorrection code of bit sequence of the pairing apparatus (100) and thebit sequence extracted by itself.

Even if the bit sequence is generated, bits of bit sequence must beaccurately matched in order to use the bit sequence for authenticationor encoding. An encrypted message that cannot be decrypted may begenerated even if a single bit difference exists between twoindependently generated bit sequences. That is, when a single bit erroris generated from a bit sequence extracted by a small difference offingerprint signal, a secret key for pairing, authentication or encodingpurpose cannot be used. The reconciliation is a process by a pair ofremote apparatuses for generating a secret key from two similar bitsequences possibly having a small rate of bit error, where thereconciliation of bit sequence is largely based on an ECC (ErrorCorrecting Code). For example, (n,k) ECC can reduce entropy of n bit asmuch as n-k bit based on a codeword enabling of a total 2k of n bitsequence.

FIG. 6 shows a quantization-based configuration process using Hamming(7,4) codes. The two devices may use a public codeword C set formed with7-bit sequence capable of public 16 bit (2^(k)). f(b) (where, b is ablock number) means a publicly useable function in which a 7-bitsequence extracted in relation to a closest hamming distance is mappedto C codeword.

First of all, each apparatus (100,200) may extract sequential blocks of7-bit sequence from the extracted bit sequence (indicated as K_(A) andK_(B)). The pairing apparatus (100) may perform “R_(b)=K_(A,b)⊕f(K_(A,b))”. The said bit is a 7-bit sequence, each bit may encodewhether there is any difference between the extracted bit sequenceK_(A,b) and C map, and may transmit R_(b), which is a result thereof, tothe pairing target apparatus (200). Then, the pairing target apparatus(200) may reverse a bit difference using the said 7 bit sequencesK_(B,b) and R_(b). When using f(b), a result of previous step may bemapped to the codeword, and using the codeword obtained therethrough,another bit flip calculation may be performed as R_(b), from whichK_(A,b) having a high probability may be obtained. Even if R_(b) isleaked through hacking, a conciliated key cannot be derived absentinformation on n bit codeword if there is no extracted bit sequenceK_(A) or K_(B). An entropy as a result of each block will be only just 4bits because there are only 16 types of probabilities on C.

Other different ECCs may be also applicable, and two mutually differentHamming code sets {e.g., Hamming (3,1) and Hamming (7,4)} may be used asmapping functions between n bit codeword and k bit codeword. At thistime, an error may be corrected through conciliation on an arbitrary bitsequence, where the number of bit errors correctible throughconciliation may be limited. In order to guarantee stability andsecurity, the security may be adjusted through adjustment of n and k.

Thereafter, the processor (120) may perform the pairing, authenticationor encoding using a finally generated secret key, and transmit theencoded data to the certified apparatus and receive the encoded datafrom the certified apparatus.

The secret key may be periodically updated. To this end, the process ofgenerating a secret key may be periodically repeated. Alternatively, theprocess of generating a secret key may be performed whenever a pairingon a new apparatus is required, and a process of generating a secret keymay be performed when a data transmission rate to pairing decreases tobelow a critical point or in response to a command inputted by a user.

Although the previous explanation has exemplified cases where thepairing apparatus (100) measures position changes of first direction andsecond direction, performs an alignment of position changes, extracts abit sequence and generates a secret key, subject of each process may berealized by mutually different apparatuses.

The abovementioned processes may perform the pairing with the pairingtarget apparatus (200) without intervention of a user. Furthermore,authentication and encoding may be also possible. The security may bemaintained even if data is leaked in the data transmission/receiptprocesses, and therefore, accuracy may be also enhanced through bitconciliation. The pairing and authentication may be enabled even by lowspecification devices through non-complex processes, and pairing havinga high security and stability can be also enabled.

An electronic device according to an exemplary embodiment of the presentinvention may include a pairing module corresponding to theaforementioned pairing apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment ofthe present invention. The pairing module may be a module formed on avehicle or other electronic devices. Alternatively, pairing andauthentication may be performed with other devices by being attached toan external pairing apparatus.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a pairing method according to an exemplaryembodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 8 to 10 are flowcharts ofa pairing method according to another exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention.

Detailed explanations for each step in FIGS. 7 to 10 correspond to thedetailed explanations on the pairing apparatus of FIGS. 1 to 6 , suchthat any redundant repetitive explanations hereinafter will be omitted.

A pairing method for performing a pairing with a pairing targetapparatus may be first to measure position changes of first directionand second direction at Step S11. Here, the first direction may be amoving direction and the second direction may be a vertical directionperpendicular to the first direction.

The step of measuring position changes of first direction and seconddirection may be performed through Steps S21 to S23. First, the positionchange of first direction and position change of second direction may bemeasured at Step S21, and the position change of first directionmeasured at Step S22 and the position change of second directionmeasured by the pairing target apparatus may be aligned. At this time,the position change of first direction measured by using the DTW(Dynamic time warping) and the position change of first directionmeasured by the pairing target apparatus may be aligned. The positionchange of second direction may be aligned with the position change ofsecond direction measured by the pairing target apparatus using thealignment at the first direction at Step S23.

Thereafter, a secret key may be generated using the measured positionchange of first direction and position change of second direction atStep S12. The step of generating a secret key may be performed throughSteps S31 and S32. First, a bit sequence may be extracted from afingerprint signal for sampling the position change of second directionat Step S31.

The Step S31 may be in detail such that the fingerprint signal isdivided to a predetermined period at Step S41, and a 1 bit value isextracted when a value having a maximum absolute value for each periodis greater than an entire average value of the fingerprint signal, and a0 bit value is extracted when a value having a maximum absolute valuefor each period is smaller than an entire average value of thefingerprint signal at Step S42.

Thereafter, the secret key may be generated through reconciliation withthe pairing target apparatus at Step S32. At this time, the errorcorrection code of extracted bit sequence may be transmitted to thepairing target apparatus and may be received from the pairing targetapparatus, and the secret key may be generated by reconciliation of theextracted bit sequence.

Subsequently, the pairing may be performed with the pairing targetapparatus using the generated secret key at Step S13.

Meantime, the exemplary embodiments of the present invention may beperformed as a computer-readable code on a computer-readable medium.Computer-readable media includes all types of recording devices storedwith data readable by a computer system.

Examples of computer-readable recording media include ROM (read-onlymemory), RAM (random access memory), CD-ROM, magnetic tapes, floppydisks, optical data storage and the like,

Furthermore, the computer-readable recording media may be stored andexecuted with codes readable by a computer in a distributed fashion bybeing spread to a computer system connected via network. Furthermore,functional programs, codes and code segments for performing the presentinvention may be easily inferred by programmers of technical fieldsbelonging to the present invention.

It should be understood that the abovementioned description is simplyexemplary of the technical ideas of the present invention, and numerousmodifications can be devised by those skilled in the art that will notdeviate from the aforementioned essential characteristics of thetechnical fields related to the principles of this invention. Therefore,it should be understood that the above-described embodiments are notlimited by any of the details of the foregoing description and drawings,but defined by appended claims, and it should be interpreted that allthe differences within the equivalent scopes thereof are included in thepresent disclosure.

What is claimed is:
 1. A pairing apparatus, the apparatus comprising: aposition measurer for measuring position changes of a first directionand a second direction; and a processor for generating a secret keyusing the measured position change of the first direction and themeasured position change of the second direction and performing apairing with a pairing target apparatus using the secret key.
 2. Thepairing apparatus of claim 1, wherein the position measurer comprises anaccelerometer for measuring a position change of a moving directionwhich is the first direction and a position change of a verticaldirection which is the second direction perpendicular to the firstdirection.
 3. The pairing apparatus of claim 1, wherein the processormeasures the position change of the first direction and the positionchange of the second direction, aligns the position change of the firstdirection with a position change of the first direction, measured by apairing target apparatus, by using a dynamic time warping, and alignsthe position change of the second direction with a position change ofthe second direction, measured by the pairing target apparatus, by usingthe alignment at the first direction.
 4. The pairing apparatus of claim1, wherein the processor extracts a bit sequence from a fingerprintsignal for sampling the position change of the second direction,generates the secret key by reconciliation with the pairing targetapparatus and performs the pairing using the secret key.
 5. The pairingapparatus of claim 4, wherein the processor extracts the bit sequence bydividing the fingerprint signal to a predetermined period, extracting a1 bit value when a value having a maximum absolute value for each periodis greater than an entire average value of the fingerprint signal, andextracting a 0 bit value when a value having a maximum absolute valuefor each period is smaller than an entire average value of thefingerprint signal.
 6. A pairing method, the method comprising:measuring position changes of a first direction and a second direction;generating a secret key using the measured position change of the firstdirection and the measured position change of the second direction; andperforming a pairing with a pairing target apparatus using the secretkey.
 7. The pairing method of claim 6, wherein the step of measuring theposition changes of the first direction and the second directioncomprises: measuring the position change of the first direction and theposition change of the second direction; aligning the position change ofthe first direction with a position change of the first directionmeasured by a pairing target apparatus; and aligning the position changeof the second direction with a position change of second direction,measured by the pairing target apparatus, by using the alignment at thefirst direction.
 8. The pairing method of claim 7, wherein the step ofaligning the position change of the first direction comprises aligningthe position change of the first direction with the position change ofthe first direction, measured by a pairing target apparatus, measured byusing a dynamic time warping.
 9. The pairing method of claim 6, whereinthe step of generating a secret key comprises; extracting a bit sequencefrom a fingerprint signal for sampling the position change of the seconddirection; and generating the secret key by reconciliation with thepairing target apparatus.
 10. The pairing method of claim 9, wherein thestep of generating a secret key by reconciliation with the pairingtarget apparatus comprises: transmitting an error correcting code of theextracted bit sequence to the pairing target apparatus and receiving theerror correcting code of the extracted bit sequence from the pairingtarget apparatus, and generating the secret key by reconciliating theextracted bit sequence.
 11. The pairing method of claim 9, wherein thestep of extracting the bit sequence comprises: dividing the fingerprintsignal to a predetermined period; and extracting a 1 bit value when avalue having a maximum absolute value for each period is greater than anentire average value of the fingerprint signal, and extracting a 0 bitvalue when a value having a maximum absolute value for each period issmaller than an entire average value of the fingerprint signal.